Sentence examples for campaign to implement from inspiring English sources

With voters keen to see political change, the small and controversial Pirate party had vowed during the election campaign to implement radical institutional reforms for more direct democracy and greater transparency in public life.

In Belgium, after having observed high rate of VAP in ICUs from previous surveys, the federal service launched a promotional campaign to implement a national VAP bundle in 2011.

Clinton has promised in this campaign to implement comprehensive immigration reform, and she has also said the U.S. needs "to have secure borders, and what that will take is a combination of technology and a physical barrier".

To combat climate change, former Secretary of State George Shultz partnered with hedge fund billionaire Tom Steyer to lead the campaign to implement California's carbon cap and trade system.

The nonprofit group Enroll America has made North Carolina one of its 11 top target states for ACA outreach, but a yawning gulf will remain, for such groups "lack the resources, authority, coordinating ability, and presence that would have accompanied a state-organized campaign to implement Obamacare," Oberlander and Perreira reported.

In conjunction with allocation, an aggressive campaign to implement the immunization of these at-risk groups will need to be prioritized.

These findings support the importance for media campaigns to implement educational and policy strategies and to increase patient education by medical professionals in the context of routine medical care.

To assure that Obama reprises FDR's successful 1936 strategy, progressives must pressure the president and his party to run a campaign pledging to implement policies in line with what an overwhelming majority of Americans say they want.

They put into effect his campaign promise to implement "21st-Century Socialism".

Mr. Maliki is simply keeping a campaign promise to implement term limits, the spokesman said.

Ron Suskind argued that Mr. Obama's bold campaign promises to implement a broad swath of new fiscal regulations gave way to Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner's more tepid, Wall Street-friendly approach.